Had to switch the console off and leave it for a few days. Crowds of dozens of headless zombies running at me and I couldn’t kill them, all I could do was keep fleeing on horseback, only to encounter another crowd of them. Genuinely the scariest experience I’ve ever had in a game.

Well this is a horrifying thread to read 3 months away from our first making an appearance

What does middle class even mean? If you can’t afford to travel wouldn’t that put you firmly within the working class bracket?

Same thing with pots in the dishwasher. They either survive or I don’t want them.

Had that on the PS3 back in the day. Got a weird glitch one time where the zombies all spawned with no heads and were basically immortal. Now that was true horror.

Yeah the tree:land ratio of my back garden is highly in favour of the trees. Every autumn the entire area gets coated in a thick layer of sycamore leaves that can easily take a year to decompose even in a compost pile. I rake that shit into piles over my flowerbeds for the winter, then into the compost during the spring. I would mow them but it’s the UK so it’s rare to find an autumn day where the leaves aren’t too wet and soggy.

It’s the accessibility and scale that’s scary now. Anyone will be able to make convincing fakes of anything from their couch during an ad break on TV. The internet will be essentially useless for getting any useful information because the garbage will outnumber everything else by a million to one.

But what if he was tricked into replacing them by his own AI eyes. It’s untrustworthy eyes all the way down

Whenever I see someone writing “Ahh” I like to imagine that they are using voice typing while at the dentist, which works in two ways for this one

The most they can do is hold up a sign for an hour on a Saturday afternoon, because apparently every single one of them is “LiViNg PaYcHeCk To PaYcHeCK”